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Is there anyone in Portugal who doesn’t drink coffee? I don't think so! And if there is, they’ve probably had their passport revoked by now. 🇵🇹☕

Drinking coffee isn’t just a daily ritual—it’s a part of Portuguese identity. In this episode, we talk probably about every type of coffee you can find in traditional Portuguese cafés.

This is how the Portuguese go for coffee:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHCqg_6Ntc4

Lessons, Dulcidio’s photo on school's page, and more here:
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Smaller than, bigger than, not as big as. If you want to compare like a true professional (just like almost every mom comparing kids, recipes, and prices in the store), this episode is for you! You'll learn how to correctly form comparisons in Portuguese, which structures are most commonly used, and what to pay attention to in order to sound natural.

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This hand is your hand, this hand is my hand… and after this episode, you’ll be able to say it all in Portuguese! Possessive pronouns might seem simple at first, but with different forms for each person and gender, they do require some practice. Don’t worry—we’re here to break it down and make it easier for you!

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Planning a trip to Porto or Lisbon? Both cities have excellent public transport, but with so many options, it’s easy to get lost. I’m telling you—metro or bus? App or card? A day pass or single tickets for each ride? And is it true that in Lisbon, you can commute to work by boat? I know, pure madness!

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Have you ever wondered how to express actions in progress in Portuguese? In this episode, we break down the 'estar a + infinitive' construction, often compared to the Present Continuous in English. You'll learn how to use it correctly and see practical examples. Luckily, it's easier than it seems!

Check out our classes:

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The plural in Portuguese can be really simple if you know the rules. In this episode, we explain how to form it – from regular endings to non-exceptions.

Cheat sheet:

1. A E I O U + s

2. L -> is

3. M -> ns

4. R S Z + es

5. ão -> ãos / ães / ões

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Do you want to speak Portuguese like a local? Textbook Portuguese is one thing, but if you want to sound natural, you need to learn slang straight from the hood! We won’t cover everything today, but we’ve picked a few expressions that are worth knowing.

Songs we mentioned:

Da Weasel - Tás na Boa

Expensivel Soul - Eu não sei

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